Explore our five enrichment programmes, each offering children practical, creative and engaging experiences. Programmes can be delivered independently or brought together into connected learning journeys, where activities build on one another.
Each programme is designed to be practical, creative and engaging, giving children the opportunity to learn through doing and work towards a real outcome.
What children do
Imagine original stories, develop characters and explore storytelling through writing, illustration, role-play and performance.
What children create
Original stories brought to life through books, creative presentations or live performances.
What children do
Explore ingredients, develop food preparation skills and discover how everyday foods are made through practical cooking experiences.
What children create
Their own dishes and recipes.
What children do
Explore the natural world through planting, growing and caring for plants, while discovering how food is produced.
What children create
Their own growing project, supported by observations and creative activities.
What children do
Explore digital creativity through character design, simple coding, animation and interactive activities.
What children create
Digital characters, animations, games and other interactive projects.
What children do
Experiment with creative techniques, from painting and designing to making props, costumes and expressive artwork.
What children create
Original artwork, creative designs and materials for projects or performances.
Our enrichment experiences can be delivered in different ways depending on the structure and purpose of the programme.
A focused experience built around one creative area, allowing children to explore a single subject in greater depth. These programmes are ideal for children developing a specific interest, from first ideas through to a finished piece of work.
A linked journey where two or more programmes work together, allowing children to build on their ideas across different activities. This approach helps children explore a theme in more depth and work towards a shared outcome or final piece.